Go to work, and then educate magical girls.

Chapter 15 Sisters (Part Two)

Tang Feng went to work as usual.

Last night's encounter with the magical girls was just a minor incident.

He could tell that these magical girls were all rather inexperienced and had not experienced any harsh battlefields.

Jin Cheng gave him a relatively mature feeling. She seemed approachable, but she was actually very vigilant and acted cautiously.

However, it was only just passing; his requirements for magical girls were much higher.

How should we train these inexperienced magical girls?

Perhaps thinking of an interesting scene, Tang Feng's lips curled up slightly.

...

Tang Feng was already familiar with the daily work of a homeroom teacher: going to the classroom in the morning to count the number of students, checking if any lazy students were absent or late, and then arranging for the students to read aloud in the morning.

Since he was not assigned any teaching duties, he did not need to do troublesome tasks such as lesson preparation or grading assignments.

But the school seemed to have this idea in mind. The head of the teaching department approached him, hoping that he could learn about the academic courses and help alleviate the teaching pressure.

Other instructors focused on guiding the girls in the theory, application, and combat skills of magic.

Tang Feng was naturally unwilling to accept the task that suddenly fell into his lap.

After expressing their refusal, the head of student affairs gave an ambiguous "we'll see" response.

Tang Feng continued to leisurely drink tea and read the newspaper in his office.

Nothing particularly special happened that day.

Aside from the occasional glimpse of holy snow.

For example, when he was going up the stairs, he saw

For example, in the classroom,

For example

He had reason to suspect that these were not coincidences.

However, when he cast an inquiring glance at Shengxue, she looked completely innocent. With her bewildered eyes and pure face, it was impossible to associate her with the pervert who was deliberately showing this to him.

Tang Feng felt a pang of guilt.

Of course, it wasn't because his conscience bothered him; he simply didn't have this so-called thing.

However, he felt that he might have misguided Saint Snow, which indirectly prevented her from transforming into a magical girl.

Tang Feng could not accept such a fatal mistake as losing a magical girl from the world.

He had always believed that a girl as perfect as Seishu didn't need much of his intervention and would naturally awaken into a magical girl.

Unexpectedly, he only saw the surface and didn't understand the girl's inner world.

He didn't know why Saint Snow did this, so it wasn't appropriate for him to take any drastic action.

The other party has already failed to transform once. If this is not handled properly, it may have a profound negative impact on her, making it impossible for her to transform again.

Tang Feng would not allow such a thing to happen.

Therefore, he restrained himself while secretly observing Shengxue and analyzing the possible situations.

He observed that Shengxue only deliberately showed her underwear in front of him. At other times, whether facing classmates or other teachers, she was perfectly normal and a well-behaved and sensible girl that everyone loved.

Could it be because he couldn't resist kissing the girl yesterday, causing her to be like this now?

That's not right either. Before he kissed Shengxue, she had already performed a striptease in the office.

In short, before Tang Feng could figure it out, he encountered something else.

As school was about to end, An Jinju came to his office to find him.

Tang Feng adopted the exact opposite extreme approach to Sheng Xue in his treatment of this girl.

Firstly, because the other party knew his true identity as an eccentric, and secondly, because this girl was a rough gem with many flaws, requiring careful training and polishing.

And of course, there's another point: he openly admits that he needs an object to release his evil thoughts.

"Why did you come looking for me on your own initiative, Little Orange?"

Tang Feng slightly turned his swivel chair to face the office door, and with his arms crossed, he looked at the girl with great interest.

An Jinju threw the suit jacket in her hand at him.

Tang Feng caught it, smelled the faint scent of laundry detergent, and a smug expression appeared on his face. "Thank you for your hard work. Please tell your sister that I will find an opportunity to thank you in person."

Upon hearing the implied meaning in the other person's words, An Jinju surprisingly did not show anger or fear this time; to be precise, she had no other emotions at the moment.

A firm belief filled her heart.

"I want to talk to you."

Jinju spoke slowly, her tone unreadable. "It would be best to find a quiet place where we won't be disturbed."

Tang Feng stood up from his seat as he heard the melodious school bell ringing outside the window.

"I'll grant your wish."

He reached out and placed his hand on the girl's shoulder.

The next moment, the two appeared out of thin air on the roof of a tall building.

An Jinju looked around and felt surrounded by the sky. Looking straight ahead, she couldn't see a single building that was as tall as her.

She walked to the edge of the rooftop and saw the crowds of people moving slowly like ants below the city.

I felt a slight dizziness.

Unfortunately, it was a cloudy day. I couldn't feel the azure sky or the warm sunshine. All I saw were dense, dark clouds, an endless oppressive atmosphere, and a suffocating feeling.

This is the prelude to the coming rainstorm.

"This is the tallest building in Binhai City. It's not finished yet, and there are construction sites all around. Here, no one can bother us." Tang Feng stood on the edge of the rooftop, turned to the side, and looked at the girl not far away. "How about it? Are you satisfied with this environment?"

An Jinju remained silent. Tang Feng's ability to instantly transport a person to a high-rise building a kilometer away was far beyond her comprehension.

"Just say what you want to say already. It's about to pour rain, and I don't want to go home soaking wet."

"It's easy for you to avoid getting wet in the rain."

"But you'll get wet in the rain, and I can't bear to let Xiao Jinju get wet alone, so I'll have to get wet with you."

"It's easy to keep me from getting wet in the rain, if you want to."

Tang Feng's nonchalant smile vanished. He turned his head and asked, "What are you trying to say?"

"Tang Feng".

This was the first time An Jinju had formally called out this name. Ever since she learned of the other person's eccentric identity, she had always referred to him by terms like "you," "he," or "eccentric."

"You actually... won't kill me, right?" An Jinju slowly spoke, voicing her suspicions. "Not only will you not kill me, you won't even let me die easily."

After saying this, she felt extremely uneasy, but she didn't show it at all.

She's gambling.

Since she first met Tang Feng, this unpredictable and eccentric man had humiliated her time and time again, but she seemed to have found a pattern in it, and thus she vaguely began to make this guess.

Upon hearing this, Tang Feng slowly walked over to An Jinju.

His fingers lingered on the girl's fair and delicate neck, gently stroking it for a moment before abruptly withdrawing.

"Cough, cough..."

An Jinju was lifted into the air. Because her neck was being choked, she felt extremely short of breath, but she did not struggle. Instead, she completely relaxed her limbs, like a rag doll swaying in the wind.

What makes you think I won't kill you?

Tang Feng's tone was full of sarcasm, "Killing you is no more difficult than crushing an ant."

"Cough... But you definitely wouldn't do that."

An Jinju closed her eyes, letting the other person's fingers exert force. Flashing white snowflakes began to appear in front of her eyes, and her body twitched slightly due to suffocation.

The next moment, the fingers around her neck loosened, and An Jinju fell to the ground, panting heavily as if she had been reborn.

Tang Feng put his hands behind his back and looked down at the girl at his feet.

"And then what? Even if I don't kill you, so what?"

After catching her breath, An Jinju raised her head and stared intently into Tang Feng's eyes.

"Don't hurt my sister."

Tang Feng was taken aback for a moment, then burst into laughter. "Just because I don't kill you doesn't mean I have to listen to you. Who do you think you are? Or have you lost your mind?"

"Otherwise, I'll die."

The voice was so cold and devoid of any emotion that it seemed to lower the temperature on the rooftop.

This is An Jinju's bet.

She guessed that Tang Feng would not only not kill her, but also wouldn't let her die easily.

Although she didn't know what the other party's purpose was, she didn't have time to analyze it carefully.

She put herself on the gambling table.

Tang Feng gave her a deep look.

"interesting……"

He crouched down and reached out to hook the girl's delicate chin.

"Why do you think I care about someone's life or death? And do you think it's so easy to die? You can't even tell me who I am, yet you want to die in my hands? Your life no longer belongs to you."

"But you can't stop someone from wanting to die, unless... you take away my sanity. In that case, I won't be myself anymore, and it won't be any different from death."

An Jinju spoke firmly, refuting Tang Feng's words.

Tang Feng carefully observed the girl's delicate and beautiful face, as if he were seeing her for the first time. After a moment, he laughed out loud.

"I remember you were very afraid of death, weren't you? When we first met, you were kneeling at my feet, begging me to spare your life."

"No one is unafraid of death, but when something can overcome the fear of death, then whether one lives or dies becomes unimportant."

An Jinju removed her hand from her chin, slowly stood up from the ground, and straightened her back.

Facing the strange man who had once brought her endless fear, she raised her head and spoke with a resounding voice.

"Now, I'm no longer afraid."

Clang—

At that moment, a torrential downpour began.

.

tread, tread, tread...

In the pouring rain, a girl was running desperately, the dense raindrops hitting her cheeks so hard she couldn't even open her eyes.

Little Orange...

She cried out in her heart.

An Jincheng did not go to Kyoto today.

Her younger sister's sentimental and cheesy words before bed yesterday made her wary.

She was careful, and when Jinju left for school in the morning, she secretly left a magic mark on her.

With this mark, she can sense the location of the other person.

And now, she could sense that Jinju was currently on the rooftop of the tallest building under construction in Binhai City.

My younger sister didn't go home after school; instead, she went there. It was obvious she was going to see someone.

To be precise, it's some kind of eccentric person.

It could only be that one that appeared in that location.

An Jincheng immediately headed towards the tall building. She took a taxi, but due to the sudden downpour, there was a traffic jam on the road.

She had no choice but to get off the bus and run frantically toward her destination.

It wasn't that she didn't want to fly using magic, but rather that she had lost the Heart Gem and was now just a slightly stronger ordinary mage.

Magical girls' magic power mostly comes from the Heart Gem, while magicians have very limited magical reserves.

The building was hundreds of meters tall and was still under construction; there was no elevator yet. She would have to fly straight up for hundreds of meters to reach her destination.

It's nothing to a magical girl, but it's a huge problem for an ordinary mage.

She needed to save the magic for that moment.

The torrential rain stung her eyes so much she couldn't open them; the world was a blinding white blur, and for a moment, she even felt disoriented.

Fortunately, her magical mark was still swaying gently in the distance, preventing her from getting completely lost.

She simply closed her eyes and ran wildly in the direction she had in mind.

Throughout the journey, the sounds of car horns and pedestrians cursing filled her ears.

She kept saying sorry, but her steps never faltered.

Finally, she arrived at the foot of the building.

She looked up at the towering buildings that stretched as far as the eye could see due to the torrential rain, took a deep breath, and suddenly leaped into the air.

She did not choose to go to the headquarters in Kyoto, nor did she go to find the magical girl in Binhai City.

It would take many days for reinforcements from Kyoto to arrive, which would be too late to help in the short term. Jinju would remain in extreme danger. She could only inform them of the situation over the phone, and she had no control over whether they believed her or were willing to send someone.

As for the magical girls in Binhai City, it's pointless to seek their help. They can't be of any assistance in dealing with an S-class monster; instead, they'll only get themselves into danger.

She decided to face it alone and take on the responsibilities of being an older sister.

Unexpectedly, Jinju was one step ahead of her.

"What an idiot..."

An Jincheng murmured, breaking through the rain curtain and rising like fireworks against the direction of the water flow.

……

The rooftop of a tall building.

Two figures stood facing each other in the pouring rain.

Tang Feng didn't deliberately raise a magical barrier to block the rain. He tilted his head and shouted, "What did you just say?! I didn't hear you!"

In the pouring rain, the sound of the rain drowns out your voice; you have to shout to be heard.

But An Jinju knew that the other party must have heard her.

Is it about seeing if she has that kind of determination?

She couldn't figure out what the other person was thinking, but she was already at the gambling table and couldn't leave halfway through.

She looked up at the countless raindrops pouring down from the sky.

From this perspective, the entire world appears hazy and gray, with endless white threads radiating outwards from a central point.

She was soaked to the bone, and her clothes, which were drenched, felt heavier than usual.

In a daze, all the sounds outside seemed to disappear.

The sounds of raindrops hitting the ground, the howling wind, and all sorts of noises vanished completely.

The whole world became extremely quiet.

Only a gentle female voice whispered softly in her ear.

An Jinju placed her hand on her chest, feeling the strong beating there.

"Sister, I think I'm really not scared at all anymore..."

She closed her eyes and murmured something.

With her arms outstretched to the sides, like a butterfly spreading its wings, the girl's body slowly leaned backward.

Behind them was a deep abyss hundreds of meters high.

(End of this chapter)